Speaker 1: Get Day.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the podcast. And Hazy, what have I always said?
Speaker 3: You've always said, wash your hands after you go to
Speaker 3: the toilet, for goodness sake, don't put your undies on
Speaker 3: the outside. Put your undies on first, and then your pants.
Speaker 1: And apart from that, I've always said that having daughters.
Speaker 2: Is a beautiful little thing. And now it's proven that
Speaker 2: it can lengthen your life.
Speaker 3: I don't really understand that, particularly for a father. That
Speaker 3: just doesn't seem right, because it's a life worth of stress.
Speaker 2: Just a tiny little asterix too. This excludes all teenage girls.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you know what they say. And a wise
Speaker 3: man by the name of Bruce habbit Afth he once
Speaker 3: told me this. He said, when you've got a daughter,
Speaker 3: when you've got a son, rather you've got one particular
Speaker 3: thing to worry about. When you've got a daughter, you've
Speaker 3: got a million of these little things in particular to
Speaker 3: worry about.
Speaker 2: What's the one sense, what's the one thing for boys
Speaker 2: you got to worry?
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm not going to say, Jody, you are the
Speaker 3: owner of several hundred beautiful daughters.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I own them.
Speaker 1: They're again from a marketplace they're not cattle.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have to hurd a musket.
Speaker 1: That's very very true. Yes, four beautiful daughters I've got.
Speaker 3: Yes. And in terms of your beautiful partner, greg the
Speaker 3: lovely Gregory, do you feel like he's almost defying the
Speaker 3: laws of age and getting younger, at least at the
Speaker 3: bare minimum, extending his life? Oh?
Speaker 5: Maybe that.
Speaker 1: I think they keep him young because in a way,
Speaker 1: because they're so active.
Speaker 3: I just don't know about this.
Speaker 4: What about this?
Speaker 3: A study that's conducted in a university in Poland? And
Speaker 3: isn't it the Polish? You always know the way?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, ah that we always go to the Polish for God.
Speaker 1: I always think that, like in any given situation where
Speaker 1: I'm confused or perplexed, I go, what would the Polish do?
Speaker 3: Exactly right, what would the Polish do? That's what we
Speaker 3: live by. They collect the data from over thousands and
Speaker 3: thousands of individuals. The research at findings indicated a positive
Speaker 3: correlation between father's longevity and having daughters. Specifically, the studies
Speaker 3: showed that number of daughters a father had was associated
Speaker 3: with an extended live span, with an average increase of
Speaker 3: seventy four weeks per daughter born. Really so Greg's going
Speaker 3: to extend his life for about four.
Speaker 2: Years seventy four times four, whatever that may be.
Speaker 3: Who knows, if you do know, I mean Texas throw
Speaker 3: bo for double nine, none my nine. I don't think
Speaker 3: anyone WI really be able to work that out.
Speaker 2: Oh that's extraordinary, isn't it.
Speaker 3: In contrast, the number of sons did not have a
Speaker 3: significant impact on paternal longevity.
Speaker 4: I just don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't understand how possibly. And I'm not just talking
Speaker 3: to those who have got daughters. You know exactly what
Speaker 3: I'm talking about. But if you are a daughter, or
Speaker 3: you're a sibling and you've got a sister, you know
Speaker 3: just how much stress your sister or your daughter has caused.
Speaker 1: I find it very difficult to believe that teenage girls
Speaker 1: could prolong anyone's life.
Speaker 3: Oh my very goodness, our little daughter has just turned
Speaker 3: three years old, and she stole a car the other day,
Speaker 3: robbed a she caught her laundering money at the casino.
Speaker 1: But listen, you showed me a photo of her yesterday
Speaker 1: and I was like, that is the face of an angel.
Speaker 1: She's got No, she's got the beautiful little chubby cheeks
Speaker 1: and the ringlets.
Speaker 2: She looks gorgeous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she turns it on for the camera. As soon
Speaker 3: as she as soons she sees you put her phone away,
Speaker 3: you just go, Oh, it just turns this absolute little
Speaker 3: grammler beautiful little grammar. They're right, can turn in an instant.
Speaker 3: One specific example that I that you showed me and
Speaker 3: I'm not sure if we talk about this, I'm ready
Speaker 3: to have it. Let's just see where this goes. Made
Speaker 3: me never want to have any kids again.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, you talk about daughters prolonging our lives.
Speaker 1: Yesterday I nearly cut her short because she I thought,
Speaker 1: I'm just going to have a little nap here.
Speaker 2: Her older sisters are around, they can keep an eye
Speaker 2: on her. It's fine.
Speaker 1: I'm just going to go to the bedroom and have
Speaker 1: a little sleep in the afternoon. And I hear this, Mom, Harper,
Speaker 1: just poodo pants.
Speaker 3: Great combination of words, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And I just thought the situation might have been contained,
Speaker 1: perhaps as they can be.
Speaker 2: However, No, it was over.
Speaker 1: It was all in her pants, it was all down
Speaker 1: her legs, it was in her shoes, and she had
Speaker 1: proceeded to tread it throughout the whole entire house.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I was like, yeah, I just picked her
Speaker 1: up and I've chucked her in the shower and I said,
Speaker 1: she's fully toilet changed normally.
Speaker 2: I said, Darling, how did that happen? She goes. I
Speaker 2: just thought it was a fart.
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Speaker 6: Yes, good morning.
Speaker 7: You know how I like to bring you the big
Speaker 7: stories of the day. So obviously this one where could
Speaker 7: see a bit of an issue with Christmas this year
Speaker 7: because there's a shortage of Santa's What do you mean
Speaker 7: to say?
Speaker 8: You know how you go well?
Speaker 7: Obviously, Santa is one person, but he needs lots of helpers,
Speaker 7: and he needs helpers in shopping centers and in shops
Speaker 7: down the road when you you know, you go and
Speaker 7: you sit on his lap, and you have a photo,
Speaker 7: and in my case, you take your dogs because you
Speaker 7: don't have children, et cetera.
Speaker 2: Et cetera, which is one of the saddest things.
Speaker 6: I know, I know.
Speaker 7: Anyway on from me. So, yeah, we need Santas of
Speaker 7: all shapes and sizes. Anyone can apply. You basically just
Speaker 7: need to be jolly and happy. You've got to have
Speaker 7: a good ho ho ho. So yeah, you can go
Speaker 7: and apply it. There's a talent agency called Scene to
Speaker 7: Be Sorry, Yeah, Scene to Believe. So they're ramping up
Speaker 7: their search for Santas. Now they might like to know
Speaker 7: that I actually dressed up as Missus Claws up in
Speaker 7: Cans one year did the good people of Cans and
Speaker 7: I nailed it, if I say so myself. So maybe
Speaker 7: I could be a Missus Clause for them.
Speaker 2: Perhaps.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you just approached that agency. You don't just
Speaker 1: write a strongly worded email to that.
Speaker 7: I mean, look, it's probably not a good idea to
Speaker 7: rock up to the shopping center just as Santa, you
Speaker 7: probably do do need some credentials, so right.
Speaker 3: So specifically as well. I mean they don't want to
Speaker 3: discriminate in terms of body size and shapes, but surely,
Speaker 3: like if you, for example, Victim, when Ben Yama playing
Speaker 3: for San Antonio and you weigh about seventy kilos but
Speaker 3: you're seven foot four, I think anybody like, sorry, mate, yeah,
Speaker 3: you can't be Sandy's helper.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but maybe Santa's gotten his you know, maybe he's
Speaker 7: been running around the torrents with you this year. Maybe
Speaker 7: he's really put his health first.
Speaker 3: He's grown or he's grown.
Speaker 7: Yes, either or anyway, So if you want to be
Speaker 7: Santa and spread the cheer this year, go and sign
Speaker 7: up and become the man in the big redsuit.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 4: Something to think about us?
Speaker 1: What about this story Australians being urged to prepare for
Speaker 1: seven months of severe weather after the Bureau released a
Speaker 1: grim long term forecast. So you can have severe weather
Speaker 1: at any time of year, but there are two things
Speaker 1: that are occurring at the moment in conjunction with one another.
Speaker 1: So bushfires due to heat waves and bushfires are more
Speaker 1: likely due to el Nino and a positive Indian Ocean
Speaker 1: Dupoli climate condition, or so those two things are combining
Speaker 1: to mean that we have got from around October to
Speaker 1: April around seven months of pain.
Speaker 3: Seven months in terms of drastic heat.
Speaker 1: Yes, right correct, dry weather, hot weather, which of course
Speaker 1: in this country can be very very dangerous.
Speaker 2: Indeed. Yeah, so there we go.
Speaker 1: We're like, oh, yeah, it's so nice that twenty six
Speaker 1: rais yourself for seven months.
Speaker 4: Thanks for the updates.
Speaker 3: Dirty Amelia mulcaye.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, I was a part time with a girl
Speaker 1: at Channel ten for maybe and absolutely no idea what
Speaker 1: I was talking about, much like the situation for the
Speaker 1: last two minutes.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's a merely a dirty oddie mulcake. Let's wrap
Speaker 3: this thing up with just a little bit of sports
Speaker 3: news show. He populates the best at Ferris last night,
Speaker 3: of course, the John Calee Medal. No surprise, what's we have?
Speaker 3: Zach Butters took that out? Yeah, top three, Zach Butters
Speaker 3: kind of rose in there.
Speaker 2: Dan Houston okay, took his mum to his mum.
Speaker 4: Gets a gig to all the prime events.
Speaker 2: Missus Butter's is on the A list now, isn't she?
Speaker 3: She was at the Brown Loom. Yeah, at the best
Speaker 3: in Ferris last night, so very good stuff. Yeah, a
Speaker 3: few question marks when she gets a gig at the
Speaker 3: footy trip, I'm just not sure.
Speaker 2: What do you mean you're taking your mum to Bali's act.
Speaker 9: Missus.
Speaker 2: Butter's just on the bar doing laid backs.
Speaker 4: That's me, Ma, that's me Ma.
Speaker 3: Other footy news as well, of course, Tom do date
Speaker 3: it was official years today, came through. Is going to
Speaker 3: get a trade genuinely to Brisbane. So it's all in
Speaker 3: and dusted. So the Crows get the first round pick
Speaker 3: trade request as well from Zabi Dos. Yes, they'll probably
Speaker 3: get a first round pick for that as well, which
Speaker 3: will go somewhere to getting guys like a salvaradical lea.
Speaker 3: So the trade period is going to get is going
Speaker 3: to heat up. But as we know of the trade
Speaker 3: period sort of does nothing for days and days in
Speaker 3: the last seven or eight seconds goes back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it ramps up, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: It was put to me it's a lot of men
Speaker 1: in a room thinking that they're smarter than one another,
Speaker 1: but they don't really get the job done because then
Speaker 1: they realize that they're not as smart as the birst
Speaker 1: next to them, and so in the last couple of
Speaker 1: hours bang, that's when it all happened.
Speaker 7: It's kind of like bidding. Okay, it's kind of like
Speaker 7: bidding on eBay. You went to the very last second
Speaker 7: and then bang, and then you got it or someone
Speaker 7: someone was smarter than you and stern ship from you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sorry to suggest that there are there are
Speaker 1: some men in football in management who have egos.
Speaker 2: Sorry about that, Andrew.
Speaker 10: As a two days they will pass the Harvest Rock
Speaker 10: Festival worth over eight hundred dollars.
Speaker 11: Good.
Speaker 2: It's outrageous.
Speaker 4: Outrageous, isn't it.
Speaker 2: You're so generous, do you know what?
Speaker 3: Sometimes I thought, just open up the wall and see
Speaker 3: what happens. Yeah, get all our closest friends there. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the time just of tight and over listeners. Yes, and
Speaker 3: let's just have a big old party.
Speaker 1: I haven't the lineup too, Jimiroquai Beck, Noel Rodgers, Tash Sultana, Oceanelly,
Speaker 1: Paul Kelly and more.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's all there, including as well Lady Hawk, my.
Speaker 3: Delirium, Ladestock and this we're listening out for this morning
Speaker 3: sometime before nine o'clock. This one's going to play. When
Speaker 3: you hear thirteen twenty four to ten double Pass two
Speaker 3: day there's at Harvest Rock Festival, worth over one hundred bucks.
Speaker 3: I just trying to get my head around that, just
Speaker 3: trying to process it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what we do know is that there was an
Speaker 1: interruption from your brain to the delivery of your mouth, too.
Speaker 2: Wasn't there.
Speaker 3: Sometimes there's a solid disconnection between my brain and mouth.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I meet up. Sometimes they're late.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what we always get through, except that time that
Speaker 4: I swore find the dumper.
Speaker 1: Oh dear Secret Sounds presents Harvest Rock too.
Speaker 2: That was just last week.
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Speaker 3: All right, so that song's going to play very very soon.
Speaker 3: Why you here at thirteen twenty four to ten. I
Speaker 3: want to take you along a bit of a day
Speaker 3: on me if you don't mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very nice. You'll be in some fine form, no doubt.
Speaker 3: Do you reckon. I'll be responsible, I'll be leading by example.
Speaker 3: We'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: Oh, history tells us that won't be the case.
Speaker 3: All right, Joe's come out next. We need to talk
Speaker 3: about a study that's come out of a university in Poland,
Speaker 3: which is outrageously suggesting that daughters help fathers live longer. Yeah,
Speaker 3: surely not, Jode's. Before we launch into this story, I
Speaker 3: just want to give a quick shout out to those
Speaker 3: people who wear crocs, because good on you. You value
Speaker 3: comfort over fashion.
Speaker 1: Oh this is the man who wears socks with his birkenstocks.
Speaker 4: Well, I feel like Burken socks are trendy.
Speaker 3: Crocs, Burke and.
Speaker 2: Crocks, I'm not sure about that.
Speaker 4: How about this?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: Crocs unveiled new Cowboy boots to be released later this month. Yes,
Speaker 3: I mean that's pretty cool, isn't the bag just cruise
Speaker 3: down the street? Crock surprise everyone with an unexpected edition
Speaker 3: last week, Crocs Cowboy birds complete with spurs.
Speaker 1: No, no, do they also have those little ornaments that
Speaker 1: you put on the on the front of your Crocs
Speaker 1: as well? Oh?
Speaker 4: Possibly?
Speaker 3: The number I saw was all black with all sorts
Speaker 3: of little accessories. You don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: What do they call those little things? No, gibbets, gibbets. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they're like little attachments.
Speaker 1: Gibbets or giblets, like like the chicken giblets.
Speaker 2: Gibbets gibbets.
Speaker 4: Don't them not hitible.
Speaker 3: The company acknowledged that this unique creation was inspired by
Speaker 3: its devoted fan base.
Speaker 1: Oh no, oh god, are you a devoted fan base
Speaker 1: of the.
Speaker 3: Crocsh Crocs stated for years, the buzz around a Crocks
Speaker 3: and fried cowboy bot has been building, creating a genuine
Speaker 3: fan fueled movement trending across social media.
Speaker 2: It's the combination no one ever asked for.
Speaker 7: So in other words, they saw one comment on a
Speaker 7: Facebook post and went, oh, my goodness, guys, this is
Speaker 7: going to take off.
Speaker 3: Yes, we're going with that. We are absolutely going with that.
Speaker 1: So many of you have slid into my dms to
Speaker 1: ask me what crocs I'm wearing.
Speaker 2: That's sort of vibe.
Speaker 3: Thirty twenty four ten the worst combinations. And maybe it's
Speaker 3: not just fashion, maybe it could be anything. For example,
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm just straight off the top of my
Speaker 3: head ice cream a bit smato, saw some top awful yuck.
Speaker 2: I don't think anyone's ever consumed out no, no, no no.
Speaker 3: But some of the fashion mistakes getting around for me.
Speaker 3: Never again, Never again will I wear Dinni mondays. Enough
Speaker 3: enough the shafing is out of control.
Speaker 6: I told you not to wear a G string. I
Speaker 6: told you to go full brief.
Speaker 4: You did say I should never ignore our people.
Speaker 2: A denim g string.
Speaker 3: Yes, wow, for a good two and a half years.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: The other combination which should never happen for me is
Speaker 3: humans and hanks, like, come on, the true hanky husus.
Speaker 1: I know, because it's essentially saving up all that's not
Speaker 1: isn't it, and putting it back on your person?
Speaker 3: What are you saving up to? Should off?
Speaker 1: Oh no, it's disgusting combinations movies where Delta Goodram is
Speaker 1: a pilot.
Speaker 4: You came back this imaging Delta.
Speaker 3: An icon.
Speaker 2: I love Delta. I just enjoyed that movie.
Speaker 6: I've had so many messages.
Speaker 2: You and I mentioned Delta Goodroom being a pilot. We
Speaker 2: just get uncontrollable giggles.
Speaker 7: I got asked by Guyane faire was on drugs because
Speaker 7: he loved it so much.
Speaker 9: She goes, you want drugs.
Speaker 3: That was a great movie. I seen it. But I
Speaker 3: can guarantee you right now then I will love it.
Speaker 3: You will, I will absolutely love it.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The other combination that should never meet is bike shorts
Speaker 1: and male genitalia.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I agree with that.
Speaker 2: You always got an eye felt, Jimmy, you just got
Speaker 2: oh god.
Speaker 1: Unless you're a professional athlete, you have no right to
Speaker 1: wear just bike shorts.
Speaker 3: Just bike shorts. You've got to have shorts over the top,
Speaker 3: don't you. And this is the thing about football clubs,
Speaker 3: And this is what I've discovered as well. In South Australia.
Speaker 3: In the Eastern State, it's very acceptable to eat skins
Speaker 3: with nothing over the top. But it's the South Australian
Speaker 3: thing that you wear shorts, so the top of skins.
Speaker 9: You have to.
Speaker 3: But if you're a professional athlete, I'm more than comfortable
Speaker 3: for the Port Adelaide Crows boys to be wearing tights
Speaker 3: because they're black as well. So it's not like you're
Speaker 3: getting a super idea of you know, whether they had
Speaker 3: a specific a proboration when they were youngsters.
Speaker 4: Do you know what I'm trying to say here?
Speaker 2: Jokes?
Speaker 1: Oh God, As you look around the room to all
Speaker 1: four women that you work with, what's the expression on
Speaker 1: each of our faces?
Speaker 3: Right, everyone's got their head in their hands.
Speaker 4: What's going on here?
Speaker 2: Real history of man's plaining this morning? And that was
Speaker 2: probably a little bit too far.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four to ten give us an example. The
Speaker 3: worst combinations?
Speaker 4: Have you got one for u?
Speaker 3: Abs?
Speaker 6: Sorry as I'm sipping my decaff coffee.
Speaker 5: For me?
Speaker 1: For me, do care and coffee.
Speaker 8: Worst combination.
Speaker 7: For me, it's anything food related, like there was a
Speaker 7: donut king chip atrocity, like cinnamon, donuts and chips. But
Speaker 7: the one thing that got me the other week was
Speaker 7: Dorito's and coriander, like my uncle. I sent that to him,
Speaker 7: my uncle Dave, and he the rant that I got back,
Speaker 7: he was he was losing his crap. Like people just
Speaker 7: I just don't combine things that shouldn't be combined. If
Speaker 7: like there was vegemine and chocolate or something, don't do that.
Speaker 7: If it's chocolate and chocolate, I'm all here for it,
Speaker 7: and send me a block and I'll tell you what
Speaker 7: it tastes like. But don't combine stupid things like herbs
Speaker 7: and chips.
Speaker 3: It's not okay, sweet and savory. Stop trying to make
Speaker 3: that a thing like. Let them separate, yeah, let them
Speaker 3: win their own course.
Speaker 2: Four ten.
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Speaker 3: Are talking all things Crocs because the good guys of
Speaker 3: Crocs have unbailed a new cowboy boot.
Speaker 1: They've identified a real niche market and gone, you know
Speaker 1: what we need to combine here, cowboy boots and Crocs.
Speaker 3: Ah, straight away there, girlfriend bag, There they go down
Speaker 3: the streets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, with that swag.
Speaker 1: I bet I bet the person who's wearing cowboy boot
Speaker 1: Crocs well going home alone, never have intimate relationships with
Speaker 1: another human ever again in their lives.
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Speaker 11: Alcohol and dairy of any kind. You've seen mudshakes. They're
Speaker 11: essentially like I think, I think it's vodka based as well,
Speaker 11: so it's literally a vodka chocolate milk.
Speaker 3: Absolutely not what's wrong with a couple of vodka milks,
Speaker 3: a little can of Vodkin milk.
Speaker 4: Feed right here.
Speaker 6: So haven't you had a Tobla ron before?
Speaker 7: No, go to balley and lay by the pool and
Speaker 7: have one of those babies change your life.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised that the vodka doesn't make the milk curve.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just imagine that. That's that's when it starts to
Speaker 3: get something churning, isn't when you're picturing the vodka hitting
Speaker 3: the milk, and obviously the milk's like who are you?
Speaker 4: What are you doing here? And the Vodka's like what
Speaker 4: do you want?
Speaker 11: I've got a lot of friends that have crocs and
Speaker 11: a lot of friends that have cowboy boots.
Speaker 9: Okay, I'm not sure they go together too.
Speaker 11: Well yeah, true, but they're both very trendy. Well, crocs
Speaker 11: are trendy now, oh big time?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 2: Yeah? No, no, are you hanging around?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 11: I don't have them. I refuse because to me, crocs
Speaker 11: are fishing shoes. But oh my friends, yeah wear crocs.
Speaker 11: And it's quite trying to collect those things to produceing gibbets.
Speaker 2: Gibbets.
Speaker 3: Stuart's got a Zoie's house. It's just a collection of
Speaker 3: crocs covered in gibbets.
Speaker 1: I would fear for my children if I put them
Speaker 1: in crocks and sent them along to school that they would.
Speaker 9: Go to actually fit in perfectly fine Jod's it's really fine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wow, I'm thirteen, twenty four ten. Let's go to
Speaker 3: Maddie in Finland wants you, Maddie, good morning. Outrageously awful combination.
Speaker 3: What do you got the.
Speaker 1: Fact?
Speaker 4: Yes, then not even Jerry's sign. But it could make
Speaker 4: it cool.
Speaker 9: No, No, it's never.
Speaker 2: Cool, Maddie.
Speaker 1: We've got a cereal offender at my other workplace who
Speaker 1: wear snames to work is I'm not going.
Speaker 3: To say give a hint.
Speaker 6: You need to give them some basic fashion education.
Speaker 4: Absolutely made.
Speaker 1: It's a fine line between like cool sneakers, you know,
Speaker 1: like Crendy sneakers.
Speaker 2: And jeans, but actual like you know, I'm talking what
Speaker 2: sort of brand.
Speaker 9: Like superbos and stuff with the jeans.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, that's okay, a bit different. We can dress,
Speaker 2: we can do dress snakes.
Speaker 3: Snaker, that's that's you. Let's go to Everston Guns good morning.
Speaker 5: Jake, good morning, guys.
Speaker 2: Poor combinations, go for it, alrighty, So I.
Speaker 5: Have a colleague at work, absolutely loved her, but she
Speaker 5: eats her banana and banana peels together.
Speaker 9: She doesn't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, correct, apparently got a lot of nutrients in it,
Speaker 5: and she'll eat it with a banana.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, so she just eats it like she separated or
Speaker 3: is she just eat it without peeling it?
Speaker 5: She just eats the whole.
Speaker 1: Banana, not a little like the crusty nobby bit on
Speaker 1: the end.
Speaker 3: Yeah, look, black bet, that's disgusting.
Speaker 5: My brother, like egg and peanut butter.
Speaker 2: Oh god, again on in your world, I'm.
Speaker 5: The only normal one with everyone.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Wait, that's extraordinary, isn't it? Really?
Speaker 3: Sort of rough food?
Speaker 1: There?
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Speaker 3: Well, I do want to give it to Jay, but
Speaker 3: I'm afraid she's going to take one of her friends.
Speaker 3: She's gonna be like, oh, I'm gonna eat some chocolate
Speaker 3: dumpling and we've got one hundred dollars dumpling market about
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Speaker 4: So congratulations, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Yes, if you want to go along too and watch
Speaker 1: me just eat like inhale and snort dumplings hole, which
Speaker 1: is what I like to do, and then get dumpling.
Speaker 2: Is it Lucky Dumpling market dot com.
Speaker 3: It's like watching seagull eat chips and the seagull hasn't
Speaker 3: eaten for months.
Speaker 4: It's really quite aggressive, just like her little text as well.
Speaker 3: I got through James, I was going to turn this
Speaker 3: off made of mine, just with a couple of smiley faces.
Speaker 3: He said, I've got a bad combo for you, Jody
Speaker 3: and Hazy. Yes, welcome. Set the scene for us producers
Speaker 3: are good morning.
Speaker 9: We're doing the same as always.
Speaker 11: We've orchestralized some no over hits, some throwback hits, and
Speaker 11: you guys are playing on behalf of listeners for a
Speaker 11: hundred dollars fast past. About here today on Team Hazy
Speaker 11: Daniel from Lincoln Crete.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Daniel, welcome here. You going, yeah, going pretty well?
Speaker 3: Mates. I must say I was miles ahead of myself
Speaker 3: last week and I got so arrogant and I just
Speaker 3: started to believe my own hype. Yeah, do you know
Speaker 3: what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, a little bit.
Speaker 4: So I got brutally checked. So I'm back in focus.
Speaker 3: Now, Daniel.
Speaker 9: Theresa on Team Jody today, Teresa.
Speaker 8: Hi, Jerdie, how are you we lost last time?
Speaker 9: I'm really hoping a redemption a few weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Okay, Teresa, you can do it all right. Well, I've
Speaker 2: already let you down once.
Speaker 12: So.
Speaker 4: What's another time. No more arrogance from me.
Speaker 1: No more. And also, stop talking over the top of
Speaker 1: the song. When you buzz out and you get it wrong,
Speaker 1: stop doing that.
Speaker 4: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: What do you mean you try and distract me?
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 9: Song number one? Let's do it.
Speaker 4: We're good to go.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, Okay, no idea? God, is anyone else having it?
Speaker 3: It's too much percussion.
Speaker 1: Sometimes, Jody, let's get loud, Jennifer Lopez.
Speaker 4: Wow, stuf an aggressive start?
Speaker 3: Okay, what you may come back to us on fire.
Speaker 9: I finally got frustrated with.
Speaker 2: Him talking over it's annoying.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Andrew, Yeah, ready to go on number too.
Speaker 8: Jody and we belong together, I.
Speaker 13: Know, keep going, Kelly Clarkson. My life would suck without you.
Speaker 2: We belong together. Now that's just a line from the
Speaker 2: song You're idiot Now.
Speaker 3: It's getting interesting, way.
Speaker 4: Break Look at this.
Speaker 3: This is what they call a genuine contest. Well, where's this.
Speaker 4: Thing for the last month.
Speaker 3: No, no know. What I'm saying is Joe's obviously went
Speaker 3: to songs to song song song training camp, came back bigger, better,
Speaker 3: and more brutal than ever talking. I'm just trying to
Speaker 3: control my half rate. That's what's happening right now.
Speaker 9: We're ready for Starbreak song. Three plays, here we go.
Speaker 4: I know that one. I believe that is uh dua lipa,
Speaker 4: and that is Dance the night it is.
Speaker 3: Daniel, I believe in the classics they call that winning
Speaker 3: the Chockey's congratulations my.
Speaker 4: Friend, never never, I don't think it was of it.
Speaker 2: We just had a conversation about arrogance again.
Speaker 4: I'm super arrogant again.
Speaker 2: Well married, Teresa, Sorry about that.
Speaker 5: Right, A.
Speaker 2: Genuinely discippointed to come back.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Can I notice that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Teresa, if you get another shot of this thing,
Speaker 3: you still.
Speaker 4: Going with Jones?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, so this is what happens.
Speaker 1: I give you the lines from the song, you get it,
Speaker 1: then you bide your time and you.
Speaker 4: Gave me the wrong line.
Speaker 2: Anyway. Now you're genuinely annoyed me.
Speaker 3: Well done, amazing, all right, congratulations, No one look around
Speaker 3: the room, No one's actually.
Speaker 4: I'm feeling that everyone is genuinely disappointed.
Speaker 3: What this is a headline one treat OSSI's refused to
Speaker 3: give up at mid rise of cost of living a
Speaker 3: huge seventy three percent of OSI who participate in this
Speaker 3: big old survey, so they're still dining out either the
Speaker 3: same amount or more often compared to last year. For
Speaker 3: gen z and millennials, that numbers even height. Seventy nine
Speaker 3: percent of the two generations, Thirty seven percent said they
Speaker 3: were interested in dining at a restaurant. It was trending
Speaker 3: on social media and Aussie foodies are willing to spend
Speaker 3: on luxury experiences. Of all those dining out, thirty four percent,
Speaker 3: so they typically go to find dining restaurants.
Speaker 2: A lot of facts and figures there that really went
Speaker 2: over my head. Now repeat that back to me, please,
Speaker 2: what's the basic gist of it.
Speaker 3: People are not saving money on dining out. Okay, So
Speaker 3: if you're going to sacrifice one thing to try and
Speaker 3: save some money because everything's expensive, people particularly gen Zetas
Speaker 3: are saying no, no, no.
Speaker 2: No, no, no no no no.
Speaker 3: I'll still be going out and getting cocktails or still
Speaker 3: be going out and getting very very expensive.
Speaker 1: Meals I get really guilty after spending money by eating
Speaker 1: out like took. I took somewhere out for lunch yesterday
Speaker 1: and it cost sixty dollars and I felt so guilty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, where did you go? Melt?
Speaker 2: No, take your toddler to melt? Yeah it was Vietnamese.
Speaker 2: It was just a little place.
Speaker 4: Yeah you wentn't got a dog? Role that costs sixty bars.
Speaker 1: No, but also there was there were other children at
Speaker 1: home that wanted you know, chicken rice as well.
Speaker 2: So by the time you add all that up, but
Speaker 2: with sixty dollars and I felt ill.
Speaker 3: Laughter towards yeah begs the question what can you just
Speaker 3: not go without? So I feel like we all should
Speaker 3: collectively be trying to save money. Is everything so expensive?
Speaker 1: Well, you're a shocker for breakfast because I volunteer to
Speaker 1: make you breakfast here, which is eggs, beans and also toasts.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's that good though, I'm just
Speaker 3: getting it's sensational and I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: And that's the last time it happen just quietly.
Speaker 2: But you're a shaka for it. You can't help yourself.
Speaker 1: You love and love going to get like a little
Speaker 1: bacon and egg roll, little.
Speaker 3: Bacon and egg role. It's one of the last little delicacies,
Speaker 3: isn't it. I mean, I will go there. It turned
Speaker 3: into experience.
Speaker 4: I could.
Speaker 3: If I had an endless bit of money, I'd have
Speaker 3: a bacon and egg roll at least twice every day,
Speaker 3: would you. Yeah, sit down and have a coffee, just
Speaker 3: zone out.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But even making their roles now the place I like
Speaker 3: to go, it's told Bucks for baking their role.
Speaker 4: It should be five dollars max.
Speaker 2: That same plaze. I had just poached eggs on toast
Speaker 2: with avocada and it cost me twenty dollars the other day.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable stuff.
Speaker 2: Same, but yet we refuse to let it go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when you go to the to the dumpling market
Speaker 3: as well, you should be saving these dumplings, but you're
Speaker 3: eating it like a like a chick. You just sort
Speaker 3: of tilt their head back and let it flow through,
Speaker 3: and you're like, that's not worth.
Speaker 1: The man dear thirteen twenty four ten. What do you
Speaker 1: refuse to give up? Yeah, it's Abbey in the newsroom place.
Speaker 1: What do you refuse to give up?
Speaker 7: I know, I know, I refuse to give up nails,
Speaker 7: getting my nails done.
Speaker 6: There are crylics.
Speaker 7: I get a pedicure and my acrylics filled and it
Speaker 7: cost me usually like one hundred and ten dollars. That's
Speaker 7: every four weeks. And I know that if I just
Speaker 7: got them shellacked, they it'd be for past us. Yeah
Speaker 7: at least. But I just like having nice nails and
Speaker 7: I like them being long.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, Okay, it's fair enough. You should see your
Speaker 3: produces are as well. She's got sense sationally beautiful nails
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 6: And do you know what my mum says to me,
Speaker 6: bless her?
Speaker 7: She goes every time I spend money, she goes, abby,
Speaker 7: that's your front door, or Abby, that's a lick of
Speaker 7: paint on the wall, because I'm trying to save for
Speaker 7: a house. So she guilt trips me.
Speaker 1: Thanks for really breaking that down for it and made
Speaker 1: it feel horrendous about having beautiful nails.
Speaker 3: Abbey's door as well worth a hundred bucks.
Speaker 7: Hey, I'll be living in a cardboard box and if
Speaker 7: I'm not careful.
Speaker 9: You know, when.
Speaker 1: Houses go through like a hurricane, they just put up
Speaker 1: a bit of board.
Speaker 3: It's going to be door.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: Amidst this cost of living crisis. What can you just
Speaker 3: not give up? You refuse to give up?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've got one. I'll tell you after.
Speaker 3: Okay, we've got a beach house voucher as well to
Speaker 3: give away for the best call Turnda dollar's worth. We're
Speaker 3: talking about one treat. Osie's refused to give up amid
Speaker 3: a rising cost of living christ as they're calling it,
Speaker 3: and that is dining out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we're just flat.
Speaker 1: We're doing it as much as we did, you know
Speaker 1: before COVID, So no one's giving that up despite the
Speaker 1: rising cost of living. The one thing I can't give
Speaker 1: up in the moment, and I'm obsessed with it is
Speaker 1: the Jagged website, you know, with all the active wear,
Speaker 1: and they do these things where they're like three things
Speaker 1: for ninety nine dollars or two things for sixty six dollars,
Speaker 1: And I literally three minutes ago clicked on.
Speaker 2: The final seventy percent sale. I can't help.
Speaker 3: It, isn't it crazy? So they have these deals where
Speaker 3: it's like three things for ninety nine dollars, two things
Speaker 3: for sixty six, or one thing for thirty three. And Jadie,
Speaker 3: we don't even need an excuse to get Jodie in
Speaker 3: with this me. No do good mass Oh, let's got
Speaker 3: a full good morning to you, Emma, Hello hallo.
Speaker 4: We're all trying to save money, Emma, what can you
Speaker 4: just not give up?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 5: My fake eyelashes. I've been getting eyelash extensions for twelve years.
Speaker 2: Twelve years?
Speaker 3: Really are they fake? I had no idea.
Speaker 5: It's like one hundred and forty dollars every two to
Speaker 5: three weeks.
Speaker 1: Really, oh my, But Emma correct me if I'm wrong here.
Speaker 1: You can't stop now because when I've had them before,
Speaker 1: they pull out your actual real eyelashes.
Speaker 2: So do you have many left?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 5: I do always ask. They seem to think it looks
Speaker 5: all right, but they're just a part of me now.
Speaker 5: I just can't give them up. I look, I don't
Speaker 5: know bald my kneecaps with me on my eyelids, Yeah exactly.
Speaker 4: I got little little Alpecia eyelids.
Speaker 5: Yeah, wouldn't look cute, So we're just sticking with them.
Speaker 2: Is auricon.
Speaker 1: Also my other question is, Emma, I've seen women with
Speaker 1: so many fake eyelashes on their leads kind of droop.
Speaker 1: They're like so heavy they can barely keep their lids up.
Speaker 1: Are you doing the real heavy stuff.
Speaker 5: Oh well, I hope Ryan don't look that bad. I
Speaker 5: know what you mean, but nah, I think I've got that.
Speaker 5: I don't have enough eyelashes to actually make it look that. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all Emma, that's a good one.
Speaker 2: Forty bucks every two or three weeks.
Speaker 3: Well, jeez, if that's how much it costs, what about
Speaker 3: the girls on Jeordie Shure forty bucks a day?
Speaker 2: Let's go to athlestoner Gie. Good morning, Hi, how are you?
Speaker 2: Because what do you refuse to give up?
Speaker 5: Streaming services?
Speaker 3: We have them, We have them.
Speaker 10: All, all of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's one of those things, Andrew, I reckon.
Speaker 3: We've all got on board these different streaming services because
Speaker 3: there's a particular series that you want and it's like, oh,
Speaker 3: it's this one, and then once you've got it, you're like,
Speaker 3: well something else could my pop up?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 1: So well, when you have.
Speaker 3: A teenage daughter, I mean you have to watch everything apparently,
Speaker 3: so we need them all. So we think I will get.
Speaker 5: Rid of this one, and like you said, oh no, no,
Speaker 5: I can't get rid of this one. There's something I
Speaker 5: need to watch.
Speaker 3: So yeah, we have them all.
Speaker 2: Quickly running through with all the ones you've got.
Speaker 7: Come out time stands KAO.
Speaker 8: Apple plus Apple plus Yeah.
Speaker 2: I wonder how much that costs a month to have
Speaker 2: every single streaming up.
Speaker 3: That's okay, you know what it's called education.
Speaker 1: Michelle from the Meadows, good morning. What do you refuse
Speaker 1: to give up?
Speaker 2: There's a little cafe new work that.
Speaker 3: Does I see it's the real thing.
Speaker 5: Yummy, but it's like eight dollars nine in this little part.
Speaker 1: But I know.
Speaker 5: You find a box to make the tape, but not
Speaker 5: like like fastest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, black can, but experience was one this morning?
Speaker 4: I can, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 1: Go eight dollars ninety for a little iced tea. Yeah,
Speaker 1: fair work of sugar in there.
Speaker 2: To Michelle, I think that's healthier. Sorry, no it's not.
Speaker 9: It's really good for you.
Speaker 4: Oh there you go. I read a two hundred dollar.
Speaker 3: Beach house vouchat to give away Joe's. Are you like
Speaker 3: this morning?
Speaker 1: I mean I think Michelle probably needs a couple of
Speaker 1: hundred bucks just to deal with her ice tea addiction,
Speaker 1: don't you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Michelle, thank you.
Speaker 3: I'll burn off for anything on the Yeah, exactly right,
Speaker 3: that'll work. I think we Michelle's also confused. One little
Speaker 3: aspect as well on the menu, it's actually a long island.
Speaker 8: You tell me you've put your time machine on.
Speaker 3: This day, Tuesday, tenth of October. I think you know
Speaker 3: exactly what to do. Put your pens and pencils and
Speaker 3: rubbers and arraises down and let's do some learning. Ladies
Speaker 3: and gentlemen. Today's World Mental Health Day is a very
Speaker 3: very important day.
Speaker 2: On the calendar.
Speaker 1: Well, there you go, And I think it's really important
Speaker 1: on days like this just to check in on people
Speaker 1: that you might be a little bit worried about and
Speaker 1: just ask them are you okay? And if they are,
Speaker 1: if they say yeah, I am, just maybe go well
Speaker 1: you don't see.
Speaker 3: Yourself yes, and I will speak on behalf of the
Speaker 3: male species. We are not good at communicating in such
Speaker 3: a space.
Speaker 2: No, no, it's not a stranger.
Speaker 3: We're very good at saying yeah, everything's fine, it's not yep.
Speaker 3: So I think we're getting better though. I think we're
Speaker 3: evolving in this space.
Speaker 1: I think it's been highlighted and I think it's been
Speaker 1: given a lot of attention. So I think hopefully men
Speaker 1: find it easier to speak up now.
Speaker 3: Well, said nineteen seventy nine rock band Fleetwood Mac get
Speaker 3: a star in Hollywood.
Speaker 4: What about more recently, when.
Speaker 3: This song sort of started circulating again on social media
Speaker 3: and then your old kids been like, man, love this song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's got potential.
Speaker 4: And you're like, yeah, watch this space. Yeah, hopefully they
Speaker 4: get a crack at it.
Speaker 2: Well, let's see how they go.
Speaker 3: She's fleetwood back though, Yeah, as good as it gets.
Speaker 3: The nineteen ninety six this is the story that you
Speaker 3: want to wake up to. A Golden Retriever has made
Speaker 3: an honorary life member of a Yorkshire cricket club after
Speaker 3: he sniffed out his fiftieth lost cricket ball. What answer.
Speaker 4: Is what it's all about?
Speaker 1: Imagine waking up in the morning and just going, what
Speaker 1: am I going to do today?
Speaker 2: Sniff out cricket ball?
Speaker 3: Exactly? Watch you go get a cricket boy, you good boy,
Speaker 3: good boy, don't do it another cricket ball. Twenty nineteen,
Speaker 3: Simowing Biles became the most decorated gymnast in history when
Speaker 3: she run won a record to twenty fifth medal at
Speaker 3: the World Champs in Stuttgart, Germany. The term goat gets
Speaker 3: thrown around Willy nearly. I reckon and I mean, if
Speaker 3: you think about it. They can't be plural goats. But
Speaker 3: she's the goat.
Speaker 2: She is the ghost.
Speaker 3: She is the gymnastics goat.
Speaker 2: Imagine just being able to fly through the air like
Speaker 2: she can.
Speaker 4: Imagine being like, hey, can you just jump up there?
Speaker 4: And for most of.
Speaker 3: Us we're like, oh, I can't do that. It hurts
Speaker 3: my knees. But if your Simone bios, You're like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I can, I can do that. And throwing four or
Speaker 3: five flips.
Speaker 2: No, I get when they say do box jumps at
Speaker 2: the gym. Genuinely, card Simone's doing flip jumps.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: And I'm on song in October ten, twenty fourteen, all
Speaker 3: about that base by a Megan Trainer.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And you know what they say, No trouble, Yeah, no
Speaker 2: trouble at all.
Speaker 12: Cause you'll know arm out of Baddrbey's bad, Dabe's Noble.
Speaker 1: Says Australia was back last night, opened up with the bang.
Speaker 2: They buried the celebrities alive. I'm not kidding.
Speaker 1: They're in the desert. They put them in a coffin
Speaker 1: and then they start throwing dirt on.
Speaker 3: Top of great start really went straight to the top shelf,
Speaker 3: didn't they My goodness.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's most people's worst fear, is it not
Speaker 2: being buried alive?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Cop that I'm a celebrity, wedding it in and out. Oh,
Speaker 3: we're going to feed the contestants to a hippo.
Speaker 2: Yeah and see what happens.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So some pretty top notch, Well it depends if you
Speaker 1: were how do you define top notch? But some pretty
Speaker 1: top shelf celebrities this time around. The highest paid on
Speaker 1: the show. She's getting paid a six figure salary is
Speaker 1: cocaine Cassie. What Adelaide doing cocaine Cassie.
Speaker 3: She's getting the top figure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh I know, I saw that coming.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And she started out last night very very triggered because
Speaker 1: she said that being on this show was like being
Speaker 1: in the Colombian prison, which of course she was in
Speaker 1: for three years and had a horrendous time, but because
Speaker 1: she got caught smuggling five kilos of cocaine.
Speaker 2: This is what she had to say last night.
Speaker 12: It was just a nasty environment. I was the rich
Speaker 12: white girl and being targeted. I didn't know how I
Speaker 12: was going to survive. I was almost sure that someone
Speaker 12: would kill me there. I feel like I've entered back
Speaker 12: into one of the yards there.
Speaker 11: Even the way that we eat food, the way we sleep.
Speaker 9: The guard there are very much the same.
Speaker 3: Well, well, well, very interesting. Indeed, I'm so intrigued by
Speaker 3: jails and just living conditions and all those types of things.
Speaker 3: But it's very strange situations.
Speaker 2: You're a man who watches World's Worst Prisons.
Speaker 3: Love it, absolutely, love it really. Yeah, going to different
Speaker 3: parts of the world and some of the some of
Speaker 3: the jails make you go, yeah, let's never commit a
Speaker 3: crime in general, but specifically in that country. Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 3: Lumbia is probably one of them.
Speaker 1: But who saw that coming that sas Australia would be
Speaker 1: like her regressing back to her prison days.
Speaker 2: Of course, it's exactly like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, Chappelle got a gig as well, Chappelle.
Speaker 2: Chappelle got paid.
Speaker 1: I think I was reading this morning two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars for going on says Australia.
Speaker 4: My gosh, pass me the bookiey board bags.
Speaker 2: Craig McLaughlin on the show as well.
Speaker 1: And you know they do that thing where they put
Speaker 1: a hood on you and they take you into the
Speaker 1: room and they reveal your deeper sins and of course,
Speaker 1: his were being accused of sexual assault on the Rocky
Speaker 1: Horror Show, and this is what he had to say
Speaker 1: about that.
Speaker 2: I was found not guilty of any wrongful behavior.
Speaker 3: It's because I was innocent. Calm down, take a crap
Speaker 3: coming voice of an Middleton.
Speaker 1: Normally he's yelling in people's faces telling them what to disgrace.
Speaker 2: It's like, what was that?
Speaker 3: What it feels like?
Speaker 13: Calm down?
Speaker 2: Next thing at Middleton is going to be doing one
Speaker 2: of those meditations on the car map.
Speaker 3: Calm down, Yeah, I'll do anything for you, aunt, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you tell me exactly where to drive now.
Speaker 1: The final piece of the puzzle was Jason Ackermanus last night,
Speaker 1: former three time Premiership player for the Brisbane Lines, and
Speaker 1: they made them do this thing where they had to
Speaker 1: chase after a train, jump on the train, find a
Speaker 1: container and then jump off the train.
Speaker 2: He hurt his ankle on the.
Speaker 1: Train and so I went to visit the medic to
Speaker 1: convince I think that they needed to be dismissed because
Speaker 1: his ankle was all busted up.
Speaker 3: This is so called ankle injury.
Speaker 2: This is how that rolled out.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you there's nothing we can do if it's
Speaker 3: going to be that painful.
Speaker 2: So we either I get a discharge or I have
Speaker 2: to just arhim on and just say I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't physically, I can't do it.
Speaker 1: But I'm not seeing anything here that would lead me
Speaker 1: to think I need to medically take off the course.
Speaker 6: To be honest, it's not bad enough as though he is, well,
Speaker 6: I can't see anything here.
Speaker 3: There's nothing. Yeah, do you see anything? It doesn't too hard.
Speaker 4: They look. I mean, you're telling me they're swelling in here.
Speaker 3: But we're like, and these two things, these two tays
Speaker 3: of swallow a bit, Oh my gosh, no, just coming
Speaker 3: forward with an injury. They're like, there's nothing there mate
Speaker 3: nothing there to see.
Speaker 6: That's literally me every time I walk into the gym, Guys,
Speaker 6: I've hurt myself. No you haven't. Abby get in there.
Speaker 3: You know there's not And originally he said it was
Speaker 3: a left foot, Now it's a right foot. I mean
Speaker 3: to make a decision, which is it.
Speaker 1: The next minute you just see Abby walking out of
Speaker 1: the good life, handing in her number officers